Very nice-
here's a quick C/IR/G/UV composite of that new shot.Click to view attachment

Very nice set of images of Epimetheus transit of Janus with a 3rd larger moon looking on

Who can identify of the 3rd moon?

Guessing Mimas here, it's pretty oblate.

here's a quick animation of that sequence

In the spirit of the holiday season, I suggest that we all exhibit some goodwill, smile, shake our heads, and move on.

OT, Emily has a very nice rendering of Iapetus by UMSF's own ugordan today as part of her blog's advent calendar. Several Cassini images by UMSF image wizards are featured there, and it's quite a testament to all of your skills that she's chosen to dedicate this to amateur image processing!

Moved two Prometheus Rev123 posts to the dedicated thread:

http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.php?showtopic=6372

Here's a enhanced R/G/B composite from the 26th:

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The shadow appears to be cast by Enceladus (I think?)

There's now a press release with these images: http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?rele...mp;auid=6206677

Held off posting this animation last December
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Note: I've taken the storm front and the background stars from each image and placed them over a generic Saturn background to produce a smoother effect.

EDIT: I've added a three sequence movie on YouTube.